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FMCSA shuts down Oregon bus company

Another bus company has been ordered by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration to immediately cease operations.

LADOT rolls out new MCI CNG buses

On Monday Los Angeles residents will begin boarding the first of Los Angeles Department of Transportation’s (LADOT) MCI Commuter Coaches powered by CNG.

19 motorcoaches placed out of service in quaker state

The Pennsylvania State Police recently participated in a five-day enforcement effort inspecting motor coaches.

What adjusters need to know about collision repair

Inside the ABC Companies Annual Collision Workshop, Winter Garden, FL Understanding the crippling effect a collision has on an operator is just as important to the insurance claims adjuster who routinely assesses the damages as it is to the mechanics and body repairmen who make the repairs. For that reason ABC Companies has hosted its […]

Vancouver bus drivers call for more police

Coast Mountain bus drivers for Metro Vancouver are calling for more police on coaches.

MATA, Greyhound unveil new Memphis transit center

A new terminal for both the Memphis Areas Transit Authority (MATA) and Greyhound has opened in Memphis.

CVSA’s Keppler answers bus industry critics

Lately officials at the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance have been on the receiving end of harsh criticism by a number of motorcoach operators wanting the agency to crack down on unsafe rogue curbside carriers.

New bill could include bus safety measures

New bus safety provisions are expected to be included in the impending surface transportation bill.

Frisco’s ambulance bus is healing on wheels

Firefighters and paramedics in Frisco, Texas can now transport as many as 20 patients at a time with its new Ambulance Bus.

Megabus' Moser speaks out for equal enforcement

Politicians speaking on the motorcoach industry should really do a better job to differentiate one motorcoach operation from another to avoid the danger of making public statements that drag down the fully compliant 95 percent in the eye of the public.